Barry Cardiner

Barry Cardiner is a dedicated marriage and family therapist (LMFT) who provides individual and couples counseling, utilizing a sliding scale for accessibility. With extensive experience working with clients, he employs a compassionate, non-judgmental, and issue-focused approach to guide individuals through their therapeutic journey. Barry integrates techniques from self psychology, humanistic, object relations, and cognitive behavioral methods, all aimed at facilitating healing for both current challenges and past traumas. His ultimate goal is to help clients unveil their inner voice and discover the answers to their own truths, ultimately leading to personal happiness. Through his years of practice, he has developed effective techniques to address childhood wounds, abuse, anger, and promote self-love, healthy self-esteem, and boundaries. Barry is skilled in addressing a variety of issues including depression, addiction, anxiety, relationship challenges, illness, grief, HIV, LGBTQ+ concerns, aging, career transitions, and enhancing communication skills. Recognizing the crucial distinction between healthy and unhealthy relationships, he possesses a unique ability to truly understand the issues clients bring to therapy. This deeply empathetic approach fosters an environment where clients feel understood, safe, and hopeful, ensuring that the therapeutic connection is established from the very outset. Barry specializes in navigating the complexities of drama-filled relationships, helping clients find clarity and healing.